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KZN man caught with dagga worth R2.5m receives 10-year jail term
The Witness
Police received information about a truck carrying dagga, which led to the arrest.
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Police hunt killers of Gauteng health inspector and wife
Sedibeng Ster
The couple was found dead in their home and police are asking anyone with information to contact them.
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Boks to go split-squad for Rugby Champs
SA Rugby Magazine
The team is considering sending 15 players to New Zealand while the other players stay in the country to get…
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Stage 4 and 5 load-shedding to be implemented in cycles daily until further notice
Boksburg Advertiser
Capacity constraints are being made worse by delays in getting units back to service at various power stations.
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Breakdown of petrol costs in South Africa
Mosselbay Advertiser
Petrol users in South Africa had to dig a little bit further into their wallets this month than they did…
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SA flower wins Best Plant at Chelsea Flower Show
Kormorant
The indigenous South African plant, which took the breeding pair 18 years to grow, stole the show.
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Life imprisonment for man who raped teen in Free State
African Reporter
The teenage girl was allegedly pursued romantically by the man, and when she refused, he raped her.
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KZN e-hailing driver arrested for allegedly robbing passengers
North Coast Rising Sun
A woman and her friend were allegedly robbed by an e-hailing driver, but they managed to escape while the car…
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Alleged thief beaten to death by mob in KZN
The Witness
Residents in a KZN neighbourhood suspected a man of stealing and attacked him.
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Battle-hardened Munster hail Red Army
SA Rugby Magazine
Munster defeated the DHL Stormers to win the Vodacom Rugby Championship, giving them their first trophy since 2011.
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A classical feast for the ears at Innibos in Mpumalanga
Lowvelder
There won't be a shortage of classical music during this year's Innibos production in Mpumalanga, so music fans should anticipate…
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Photos: Mpumalanga town’s residents unite against ‘lack of service delivery’
Highvelder
Ermelo residents took to the streets yesterday and called for the removal of the executive mayor of the Msukaligwa municipality.
